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- Niemann / Suminski Location
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Suminski Family Funeral Homes is fully family owned and operated. The tradition of serving families' funeral needs has been passed down from parents to children for over 100 years. The Third generation of the Suminski Family, Edward, Ronald and Patricia currently operate the business. There are two funeral home locations, one conveniently located on the East Side of Milwaukee, WI minutes from downtown, the second in the Bay View neighborhood on Milwaukee's South Side.
Over the years in an effort to better serve their families and the community around them, the funeral home has acquired the following existing funeral homes: Niemann Funeral Home, Weiss Funeral Home, and Voth & Anderson Funeral Home. In each instance, the mergers were a result of an independently family owned business being passed to the Suminski family. A working relationship was established between the existing funeral home owners and the Suminski Family in an effort to continue a tradition of service the families had become accustomed to.
Suminski Family Funeral Homes pledge to make a difference in our community by sharing ourselves and our resources to celebrate life. Today we do this by incorporating new technologies in our funeral homes in order to honor and preserve the life story of everyone we serve. Each life story, along with photographs and memories, becomes a family treasure and is handed down from generation to generation.
We know that faith, hope, and love are transmitted from one generation to the next in the cherished recollections of the life that was lived. Every life has a story, and we believe that every story is important. The stories of life, after all, are what knit together the realities of past and future and teach us what we are made of.
Over the years in an effort to better serve their families and the community around them, the funeral home has acquired the following existing funeral homes: Niemann Funeral Home, Weiss Funeral Home, and Voth & Anderson Funeral Home. In each instance, the mergers were a result of an independently family owned business being passed to the Suminski family. A working relationship was established between the existing funeral home owners and the Suminski Family in an effort to continue a tradition of service the families had become accustomed to.
Suminski Family Funeral Homes pledge to make a difference in our community by sharing ourselves and our resources to celebrate life. Today we do this by incorporating new technologies in our funeral homes in order to honor and preserve the life story of everyone we serve. Each life story, along with photographs and memories, becomes a family treasure and is handed down from generation to generation.
We know that faith, hope, and love are transmitted from one generation to the next in the cherished recollections of the life that was lived. Every life has a story, and we believe that every story is important. The stories of life, after all, are what knit together the realities of past and future and teach us what we are made of.
